I am considering this to use to wash a horse - shampo in, spray, maybe a little scrub and rinse. Any reason this would NOT be a good idea or product?
39872
I have no experience with this. If you have a horse who is not skittish, and you turn the tap down, there seems to be no reason why, since it's not as powerful as the canister power washer I have used in the past. It's sort of a glorified garden hose multi head spray. It's not expensive, you could certainly use it many ways, especially to clean off your boots and shovels. l.
39873
It should be fine. I don't think the pressure would be too strong the highest settting unelss you spray directly in the eyes or ears.
39874
I guess you could try if you are ok with not liking it and losing the money. I have used mine several times to wash my car and every time I put the shampoo in the container it never mixes with the water and comes out. At the end 95% of the shampoo is still in the container so it doesn't work well for that. Also the plastic is cheap with little cracks in it so when you are using it the water is leaking out from different spots and you get wet from that. A friend bought one of these from the home shopping network and it was great, I had used it myself. Once found out the home shopping network didn't sell them anymore I found it here and thought since it's the same thing, same brand that it would be the same. I ordered 2. One was not useable from day 1 and the other one doesn't work very well. Sprays water (with leaks through out) and does not spray the shampoo out of the container.
39875
I like it because I can control the spray force better than I can a regular hose nozzle. It does have a holder for soap and it did work fine when I washed a small carpet square. Should not hurt the horse. I really like my E-Z jet but I use it on my flower pots mainly.
39876
Should work fine, plenty of different spray options.The one thing - I'd still suggest a bucket of soapy water. The little detergent compartment empties quite quickly.
7976
Yes, I suppose you could use it to clean toilets, as it is steam-based and will probably work very well.
5790
I don't see why not - I use this to spray a combination of water and other oily substances like body oil and orange oil, and it works great.
330255
I see no reason why not..is used on both humans and horses so dogs should be ok too..
507526
i don't see any reason why not. there is no washing instructions with it but i see nothing to prevent cleaning. i don't think a washing machine would be needed either. some disinfectant spray on type and hang in shower to dry.
1451282
I'm sure it would do a great job...this is superb stuff for my dog....I should bath him at least 2x/week to keep his delicate skin in good condition.
1501032
It should work fine for hand washing a garment. Just use a small amount as it is very concentrated.
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I use mine for watering flowers and in the dairy barn for washing udders. I do not need alot of pressure for this. I think washing the car would be Okay, but I don't know about the house. If you hook to a pressure washer I would think that it would be good. I love these. I have several of them!
836872
Officially? Probably not. Un officially? I'd say it is powerful enough for small jobs. I wouldn't shave a poodle with it but touching up paws, etc., I bet it would work fine.
694226
I don't think that I would use this product for the purpose of cleaning. It is really slow dissolving and is used more for floating around in a hot tub for a week and keeping it from getting funky.I would pour about a half gallon of regular bleach in water and let it run for about 20 minutes if I wanted to do what your asking about.
285502
While I don't see why not safety wise, I would recommend against it. It's very thick and sticky, it does not wash off of hands easily and hair might be worse. If you are trying to use it to get something out I think that'd be fine, it's made for skin and skin has hair on it. I personally wouldn't though
298581
I don't think it would be effective. The suction is pretty weak as it only picks up loose hairs from non-fabric surfaces. It's good for quick pet hair picks up when you're expecting company, etc.
752195
I would not use this for that purpose. There are lots of leather cleaning and treatment products available.
1731242
I would say not. Better used for a thicker liquid ex: hand soap, shampoo, lotion etc. hope this helps.
676393
It would be a good fit. My daughter uses it for Breyer horses and Barbie horses.
955655
I would use a gentle soap/shampoo on a dog. This would dry out skin and not to be used on certain parts of the body
2122038
This would work. It has different settings for the stream so I'm sure you could find one that would work. I have a corgi and sometimes I just use it on her paws for the mud. There is also one setting that makes it a very specific squirt.